ParentMap 2024 NWAIS Schools Guide

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About NWAIS

The Northwest Association of Independent Schools (NWAIS; nwais.org) is a nonprofit membership association that provides accreditation, professional development and support services to the 115 schools in Alaska, British Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.

THE NWAIS VISION

NWAIS shapes the future of education by fostering transformative school leadership and by advancing, energizing and sustaining regional independent schools.

CORE VALUES

As the association of schools works together to advance the NWAIS mission, it is guided by core values. These essential principles enrich our relationships, guide our professional development programs, shape our member services and inform our process for school accreditation.

Healthy, Just, Diverse, and Inclusive Communities

NWAIS understands that schools are more than institutions. Our schools are also communities that extend beyond traditional boundaries, and include students and families of many types, backgrounds and ethnicities. NWAIS schools are good citizens in their actual neighborhoods, and often, active members of virtual, global networks of schools. Collaboration, collegiality, acknowledgement of their interconnectedness, and regard for the search for knowledge and understanding characterize our schools, both inside their classrooms and beyond their walls. Whatever their size, type, philosophy and program, NWAIS schools are committed to creating and enhancing environments for their

students and staff that are safe, equitable, diverse and welcoming.

Continuous Improvement

NWAIS values inquiry, innovation and a dedication to continuous improvement as essential to school success. The association views ongoing professional development as necessary for progress, and, accordingly, offers members a rich program of workshops and conferences each year. Similarly, the association offers formal and informal consulting to facilitate school change and growth. NWAIS holds that nothing is more important to a school’s sustained improvement than the process of accreditation. NWAIS believes that there is no agent more powerful than accreditation for helping schools advance to their next level of excellence.

Transformative, Visionary Leadership

NWAIS actively promotes the strengthening of current school leadership and the development of future school leadership based on the conviction that good schools can become great schools when guided by skilled, ethical and visionary leaders. Furthermore, the association believes that, with coaching and training, good leaders can become great, and great leaders can become transformative, manifesting a compelling vision for their school that engages and inspires the entire community. Consequently, the association is committed to providing opportunities

for the growth and development of current and potential school leaders — from board chairs and heads, to program directors, department chairs, business officers and teachers — wherever they may be on their career path.

The Positive Impact of Independent School Education

NWAIS celebrates the time-tested independent school commitment to educating the whole child through intentional programs based upon strong scholastic, civic, moral and ethical values. The association champions the unique experience and distinctive culture that every independent school offers as fundamental to student and school success. Through professional development programs and the process of accreditation, NWAIS provides practical support to its member schools as they strive to unleash student potential through exceptional teaching and extraordinary learning opportunities. The association advances independent school education by encouraging schools, in ways appropriate to their missions, to experiment and innovate in program and pedagogy so their students can become life-long learners and successful citizens who contribute to the common good.

OUR EXPECTATIONS OF MEMBER SCHOOLS AND AFFILIATES

• Commitment to the Public Good

• Effective Governance and Operations

• Primary Focus of Academic Education

• Commitment to the Best Interests of Children

OUR COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY

NWAIS schools are expected to maintain communities that are safe and supportive for all their members. Accordingly, all schools in the association shall create and foster a program, culture, and inclusive community of students, families, trustees, faculty and staff who embrace diverse perspectives, cultures, backgrounds and identities. Schools may demonstrate their Commitment to Care in a variety of ways, including, for example, but not limited to: curricular study, extracurricular programming, articulated institutional policies, a statement of non-discrimination that includes sexual orientation and gender identity as protected classes, and traditions and practices that affirm the school as a healthy, respectful, welcoming environment for all.

ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF NWAIS SCHOOLS

In order to assist schools in fulfilling their commitment to providing children a high-quality educational experience, we believe that schools that are missionappropriate for the association support the mission and core values of the association and abide by the following essential characteristics of NWAIS schools.

Commitment to the Public Good

As nonprofit organizations under the IRS code 501(c)(3), NWAIS schools must provide for the public good. We expect schools to accomplish this by offering an independent educational option for a wide variety of families and by giving back to the community continued on next page

through service, economic development, organizational citizenship, and providing models of quality organizations, curriculum and instruction.

Effective Governance and Operations

Success of NWAIS schools is secured through governance structures that provide fiduciary responsibility and strategic oversight, the goal of which is long-term viability. These structures work in partnership with an administrative structure that effectively manages the daily operation of the organization, ensuring the sustainability of the school for faculty, staff and families.

Primary Focus of Academic Education

NWAIS only accredits schools whose primary focus is academic education. In addition, the association only accredits schools in their entirety; it does not accredit parts of school programs. The mission, philosophy and goals of our schools articulate a commitment to academic preparation; ensuring students are inspired toward and prepared for subsequent educational opportunities. This requires NWAIS schools to create relevant and current curricula, with pedagogies based on present understanding of learning. NWAIS does not accredit schools with a primary focus that is therapeutic, wilderness-based or athletic. NWAIS schools prepare students for pursuit of future educational opportunities.

Commitment to the Best Interests of Children

NWAIS schools demonstrate an ongoing commitment to the best interests of the students and families they serve.

This includes commitments to the long term sustainability of the school; providing the continuity of educational experience through to the graduation of the child; promoting a safe and inclusive community; adequate resources for advising and counseling of students at their developmental age; and comprehensive programming for residential programs in schools that have them.

NWAIS Non-discrimination Statement for Affiliated Schools

Member schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, disability, national or ethnic origin, or other legally protected status in admission of otherwise qualified students or in providing access to the rights, privileges, programs, or activities generally available to all students and their families, including educational policies, scholarship and other financial aid programs, or athletic, extracurricular, and other schooladministered programs and activities. Similarly, member schools do not discriminate in their hiring or employment practices on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, disability, national or ethnic origin, or other legally protected status. Single sex institutions, religious schools, or institutions serving students with learning differences or other special needs implement policies related to gender, religion, and learning differences or other special needs as appropriate to support their published mission statements. ■

Learn more at nwais.org.

Preschool – Grade 12

827 N. Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, WA 98403

253-272-2216

Annie Wright Schools serve students from age three through high school. Annie Wright Lower and Middle Schools offer co-ed programs in Preschool-Grade 8, while separate Upper Schools for boys and girls offer day and boarding options in Grades 9—12. Annie Wright is proud to be an International Baccalaureate World School, delivering IB programs in every division.

AWS offers strong inquiry-based learning programs that inspire students to make a difference in the world. Small class sizes enable faculty to know each student as an individual and provide flexibility in classroom spaces. Best of all, the AWS experience begins in the classroom and continues far beyond, giving busy parents and students access to a range of activities and pursuits right at school.

OPEN HOUSES

October 3, 2024

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER • Small class size • Preschool starting at age 3

November 6, 2024

December 3, 2024

Call or visit aw.org to schedule a tour.

IB Continuum School • K-12 athletics program • 5- & 7-day boarding, Grades 9-12

• Students from all over the world attend Annie Wright

Preschool – Grade 12 24023 51st Avenue S.E. Woodinville, WA 98072 425-424-0800

The Attic Learning Community is a progressive Pre-K through 12th learning environment set on an idyllic stretch of wooded land in Woodinville.

Our primary educational focus is hands-on learning through intrinsic motivation and constructivist teaching. We offer a robust academic program, while encouraging collaboration, play, autonomy, and civil discourse. In place of grading and testing, we foster the social and academic growth of the individual learner, and provide them with a narrative of their development.

Our learners are seen as whole people capable of exploring their interests, advocating for their needs, and responsible for shaping their education, future, and community. They embody our mission to nurture in all children a sense of self, a passion for learning, community, and childhood.

Now Enrolling for 2024-25 and 2025-26.

OPEN HOUSE OPPORTUNITIES

The Attic Learning Community

October 27, 2024, 1-2:30 p.m. January 26, 2025, 2-3:30 p.m..

Field & Forest Outdoor Preschool January 26, 2025, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

• Child-centered

• Constructivist pedagogy

• Multi-age classrooms

• Small class sizes

• Robust academic program

• No grades or testing

• Tuition assistance available

• Play and nature-immersion outdoor-exclusive preschool

Preschool – Grade 12 Redmond, WA 425-898-1720

The Bear Creek School is a nationally recognized leader in providing a classical Christian liberal arts education, which introduces students to the great minds, great works, great events, great discoveries, and great art of the centuries. Our small class sizes and academic rigor balanced with faith integration create an ideal environment for students to become leaders ready to engage the world with wisdom, compassion, and courage. By teaching students how to think, instead of what to think, Bear Creek will prepare your child for success in college and beyond.

Grades 6 – 8

12351 8th Ave N.E.

Seattle, WA 98125

206-547-4614

billingsmiddleschool.org

Located in the Pinehurst neighborhood of North Seattle, Billings Middle School is a dynamic learning community intentionally designed to stretch, support, and inspire early adolescents through experiential education. We are a co-educational, stand-alone middle school with a wholechild approach to challenging academics and personal growth.

Billings students learn, do, and create in an environment where they stretch into academic inquiry and challenge with support from their teachers, advisors, and peers. Project-based learning and experiences outside of the classroom provide students with opportunities to apply learning to real life, and to explore the interests and passions that inspire them.

We offer a comprehensive tuition assistance program to provide access and affordability to our families.

OPEN HOUSES

Tues, October 29, 2024, 5:30-7:30 PM Sat, November 16, 2024, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Wed, December 11, 2024, 5:30-7:30 p.m.

VISITS & TOURS

We encourage families to visit us on campus and look forward to meeting you in person! Contact us at admissions@billingsmiddleschool.org

• Co-educational, serving 60-90 students in grades 6-8

• Average class size of 15

• 42% of our families receive tuition assistance with an average award of $28,960 (69% of tuition)

• 20% of our student body are students of color and 33% of our Faculty and Staff are people of color

• 92% of students attend one of their top two choice high schools

• Billings Middle School is a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization

PK – Grade 5

2227 10th AVE. E. Seattle, WA 98102

206-442-6856

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

The daily experience at Bertschi is a celebration of childhood. Since 1975, our mission has been to prepare compassionate, confident, and creative learners in a global community. Our curriculum features comprehensive academics and fully supports social-emotional development. Students learn by exploring real-life situations, engaging in hands-on activities, and through interdisciplinary, crosscurricular projects. Bertschi kids are taught to be curious, cooperative, and open to new ideas.

OPEN HOUSES: Saturday, November 16, 2024, 1:30 p.m. Saturday, January 11, 2025, 10 a.m.

EC-Grade 8

15828 SE Jones Rd

Renton, WA 98058

425-271-9614

NWAIS SUBSCRIBER SCHOOL

cedarrivermontessori.org

Located on 12 acres of forested wetland and pasture, Cedar River Montessori is an American Montessori Society-accredited, independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) school for students ages 3 through middle school in Renton, WA. Founded in 1981, we strive to be a diverse and inclusive community.

Cedar River Montessori School fosters the innate curiosity of the child, presenting learning experiences that cultivate independent, creative thinkers who continuously build their understanding of themselves and the world around them.

OPEN HOUSES: November 16, 2024 10 a.m.-12 p.m. January 25, 2025, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Tours weekly

Preschool – Grade 12

7723 Chambers Creek Road W.

Charles Wright Academy is a coeducational, preschool - grade 12 inclusive community of learners dedicated to integrity, respect, compassion, perseverance, and excellence. Nestled within the woods of our beautiful 107-acre campus, we offer an environment that suits our mission: To inspire active, joyful learning while nurturing and challenging our students to develop the character, creativity, and skills to successfully navigate the future with confidence. Since 1957, CWA has offered an engaging and dynamic program rooted in respect and authentic relationships, where students and faculty have a shared joy for learning. Financial aid available. Extensive bus service to South King County, Gig Harbor, Puyallup, Tacoma, and Olympia. Schedule a personal tour to discover the difference at CWA, where hands-on, experiential education inspires learning that sticks.

OPEN HOUSES

Nov 2: Beginning & Lower School Preview Day

Nov 11: Middle and Upper School Preview Day

Dec 12: Beginning and Lower School Group Tours

Dec 13: Middle and Upper School Group Tours

GROUP TOURS

February and beyond

• Play-based and nature-focused Preschool (age 2.5)

• 8:1 student-faculty ratio

• Art, music, science, world language, and athletics for every student PS-12

• Financial aid and extended day care available

• Robust Experiential Education program

• AP and elective courses in Grades 9-12

• Voted “Best Preschool” in 2023 and 2024, “Best Middle School” in 2019 and 2023, and “Best Elementary School in 2021 and 2022 by South Sound Magazine.

Eastside Catholic School is an independent, faith-based coed school for grades 6-12, where students blend learning and personal growth to pursue intellectual excellence, nurture relationships, and inspire a life of leadership and service.

Our exceptional college prep program fosters curiosity, critical thinking and spiritual vitality in a safe and supportive environment. Since 1980, students have explored diverse interests in STEM, performing arts, campus ministry retreats, competitive athletics, and more.

With just over 800 students, EC offers the resources of a larger school while maintaining a close-knit, small school atmosphere. Here, students build lifelong friendships and become part of a welcoming community that provides a strong foundation for their future.

Our inclusive special education program (grades 9-12) offers individualized academic and life skill development for students with diagnosed intellectual and/ or developmental disabilities.

Grades 6-12: October 13 & November 17

Pre-Kindergarten – Grade 5

3611 E. Denny Way

Seattle, WA 98122

206-323-9011

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

An independent, non-parochial school serving students from Pre-K through 5th grade.

Epiphany School is a vibrant community known for excellent academics, strong social-emotional learning, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere in which every child is truly known. Our talented faculty weave the school’s core values of respect, responsibility, and resourcefulness into each grade, helping every student grow in character, independence, and leadership.

Our Mission: Epiphany School challenges and supports all students to become confident, curious, and courageous learners through innovative teaching in a caring and inclusive environment.

“We loved our time at Epiphany School. The school sparked in our daughter the love of learning and exploring—and the willingness to stretch. Epiphany encouraged public expression, presentation, and performance in a way that was nurturing and inclusive. She and her classmates grew in so many ways.”

— Parent of Alumna

OPEN HOUSE

November 14, 6-8 p.m.

Campus tours and Q&A sessions weekly; learn more at epiphanyschool.org/admission

• Beautiful, safe campus with five distinct play spaces

• Rich academic curriculum seamlessly integrated with social-emotional learning

• High quality before and after school care

• A unique school culture and supportive learning community encourages students to stretch, take risks, & embrace challenges

Preschool – Grade 8 2701 Bel-Red Road Bellevue, WA 98008 425-881-4230

With a program based on Montessori philosophy and educational research, Eton School addresses each student’s learning needs from the youngest three-year-old to the oldest in eighth grade. Our students develop an enduring passion for learning with a foundation that prepares them to excel, make a difference, be compassionate, and contribute to the world in which they live.

Pre-elementary (Age 3-K) and Lower Elementary (Grades 1-3) are multi-grade Montessori programs. Upper Elementary (Grades 4-5) and Middle School (grades 6-8) are semi-traditional programs with a continuance of the Montessori philosophy.

Eton Students Are:

OPEN HOUSES ALL GRADES

November 2, 2024, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

January 11, 2025, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

• Inspired: to learn, relate, create, and make a difference

• Prepared: to question, work collectively, excel, and lead

• Empowered: to think critically, be compassionate, and be world citizens.

Grades 6 – 8 10015 28th Ave. S.W. Seattle, WA 98146 206-935-0495

For over 28 years, we’ve offered innovative and challenging programs in a supportive community. Our West Seattle campus combines indoor learning with restorative outdoor spaces, as well as expeditions throughout the state.

We’re intentionally small, allowing us to connect with each student and support their academic and personal success. Our dedicated teachers are experts in the middle school years, committed to guiding students through this formative experience. We prioritize understanding individual needs and fostering a culture of inclusivity and respect.

Our unique programs include:

• Committed Teachers: Dedicated professionals who understand and support middle school students.

• Outdoor Education: Hands-on learning that builds leadership and life skills.

• Holistic Learning: Studio art, drama, music, and Latin classes that nurture creativity and confidence.

• Social-Emotional Learning: Advisory groups, peer mentoring, and restorative justice practices.

OPEN HOUSES

November 16, 1 p.m. December 14, 10 a.m.

Join us for weekly tours. Visit explorer-west.org for details.

“Explorer West has not only taught me the skills to be successful inside the classroom but also, it has taught me that scoring life’s goals requires risk. I’ve learned to risk failing in order to push beyond my comfort zone, striving towards new adventures, and future successes.”

—Sydney, Class of 2020

Grades 5 – 12

4800 139th Avenue S.E. Bellevue, WA 98006-3015 425-641-0700

forestridge.org

Empowering Girls Since 1907

At Forest Ridge, our intentional approach to excellence in education inspires students to explore intellectually, spiritually and personally as they embrace challenge, feed their curiosity, build their confidence and prepare for a lifelong pursuit of much more than just success, but success with true meaning – throughout their education, career and lifetime.

Our dynamic, challenging academic environment filled with immersive, experiential learning opportunities is designed to help students discover their own sense of purpose, while learning to regard the world both intellectually and spiritually, blending faith with logic, combining thoughtful reflection with energetic debate, and focusing on both individual wellbeing and the good of the global community.

At Forest Ridge, your daughter will not only discover her unique potential, but she will also see all the reasons why reaching it matters.

• Rigorous academic curriculum that calls students to go beyond the mastery of subjects to reach a deeper understanding of more than just what, but why.

OPEN HOUSES

October 17

December 4

• Experiential learning elevates our students’ curiosity, building confidence to explore outside of their comfort zones.

• Dedicated, caring instructors engage students through a curriculum that combines proven, timeless methods and timely, exciting and engaging experiences.

MERCER ISLAND (Main Campus)

3795 East Mercer Way

Mercer Island, WA 98040

206-275-3533 • info@fasps.org

SEATTLE-CAPITOL HILL (Preschool Campus)

1823 East Madison Street

Seattle, WA 98122

206-644-8348 • info@fasps.org

An Open Mind Can Change the World Un esprit ouvert peut changer le monde

At FASPS, we challenge our students to excel academically and embolden them to thrive in our multicultural world.

Our harmonized, bilingual program:

• combines the best of both the French and the American educational systems;

• enables students to achieve fluency in two languages and cultures;

• teaches students to view the world from a multicultural perspective;

• encourages participation in a diverse community that honors and celebrates differences.

Our singular academic program inspires a lifelong love of learning that students carry with them through high school and beyond. Students who are 18 months old are eligible to apply for admission to FASPS for the following school year.

OPEN HOUSES

Middle School: Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Preschool & Elementary: Saturday, November 16, 2024

Thursday, January 23, 2025

Tours weekly; contact Enrollment@FASPS.org

• French Not Required Before 1st Grade

• 6:1 Students to Faculty Ratio

• Accredited by the French Ministry of National Education

• Families from 62 Countries Represented

• Over 37 Languages Spoken • Tuition Assistance Available • Daily Hot Lunch and Bus Service

• Summer Programs for All Ages

Preschool – Grade 5

4211 W Lk Sammamish Parkway S.E. Bellevue, WA 98008 425-407-5695

Learning Beyond Borders at FISW

The French Immersion School of Washington offers an inquiry-based, bilingual, and multicultural education. The value of our innovative and dynamic curriculum goes well beyond learning languages.

FISW students learn in both French and English and acquire the different thought processes unique to each language. As a result, they develop different ways to think, to process concepts, and to approach problems.

Students also grow up within the context of our international community and develop a deep understanding and respect for other cultures. Their bilingual and bicultural experience make them naturally open to new experiences, perspectives, and ideas.

We would love to have you visit and find out more. Email admissions@fisw.org to schedule a visit to our school.

• Bilingual Immersion Program

• Preschool to Fifth Grade

• Rigorous Curriculum

• Diverse Student Body

OPEN HOUSE

November 9, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Tours weekly on Tuesdays at 9 a.m.

Admissions Coffee, 9-10:30 a.m.: October 18, December 6, January 14

Virtual Tours by appointment

• Welcoming School Community

• Small Student to Teacher Ratio

• On site Enrichment Classes

• Green School

Preschool – Grade 5

2120 21st Ave. S. Seattle WA, 98144 206-324-4847 NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

giddensschool.org

At Giddens School, we believe the best learning happens in a diverse, inclusive, and caring school environment.

Grounded in equity and justice, Giddens fosters young people who are secure in themselves, value difference and embrace diversity, think critically about the world around them, and possess both the knowledge and passion to work for progress.

It’s our mission to develop academically and emotionally confident children who will advocate for themselves and for others. Our extraordinary independent school helps students to discover themselves and inspires them to be all they can be.

• Social-Emotional Learning

• Inquiry and Project-Based Learning

We offer small group tours Tuesdays & Thursdays, October-January, and individual tours by appointment.

To visit, register online or call for more information.

• Morning and Afternoon Care Day Included in Tuition

• School Year Camps & Summer Program Offerings

• Diverse Community Committed to Equity & Inclusion

• Interdisciplinary Programs (SPARK and DREAM Lab)

• Art, Music, PE, Spanish Language, Library Programs

• Excellent Faculty & Staff Committed to Progressive Education

MISSION: Hamlin Robinson School ignites the academic and creative potential of students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences.

CORE VALUES: Respect | Responsibility | Purpose | Perseverance

Hamlin Robinson School is the only nonprofit school in the state of Washington exclusively serving the unique academic, social, and emotional needs of students with dyslexia or other language-based learning differences.

Students discover the joy of learning, build positive self-esteem, explore creative potential, and acquire specific language skills necessary for success.

Visit HRS and see students who work hard, take risks, and love coming to school every day. HRS is located in Seattle, with easy access to I-5 and I-90. For admission information, please visit our website at hamlinrobinson.org or call us at 206-763-1167.

Grades 6 – 12

7861 Bucklin Hill Road

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 206-842-5988

Adolescence is a time of dynamic developmental work and inspiring potential. We make the most of this time by providing an individualized and experiential program that serves the whole person. In grades 6-8, identity and voice emerge as students use their natural curiosity to think critically and wisely and find heartfelt joy and interest in learning. In grades 9-12, students embark on a meaningful academic path that builds toward their interests and goals with rigor, relevance, and impact. Hyla is a caring community where close connections with teachers help students achieve and grow with character, integrity, and purpose.

OPEN HOUSES

Grades 6-12:

October 20, 1-3 p.m.

February 6, 6-8 p.m.

ADMISSIONS NIGHTS

Grades 9-12:

November 14, 6-8 p.m.

Grades 6-8: January 16, 6-8 p.m.

• Experiential & Interdisciplinary

• Purposeful, Relevant & Rigorous

• Responsive & Attentive Teachers

• Advanced Options

• Tuition Assistance

• Merit Scholarship (grades 9-12)

• Caring & Connected Community

• Two Beautiful Campuses

Early Childhood – 8th Grade

15749 N.E. 4th Street Bellevue, WA 98008

425-460-0200

jds.org

NWAIS CANDIDATE MEMBER

The JDS education draws on and cultivates the millennia-old Jewish tradition of loving learning. That tradition teaches us to ask complex questions, engage in vigorous and respectful debate, reflect on ourselves and our roles in the world, and take ethical action to make a positive difference. Interdisciplinary and inquiry-based, our academic and Jewish Studies programs challenge your child to dig deeper and aim higher—for their own sake, and for the greater good. We invite all Seattlearea families who resonate with our values to enroll at JDS. By offering this intellectually energizing, profoundly meaningful, truly joyous education to everyone who seeks it, we strengthen our Jewish communities—and all our communities—locally and around the globe.

ADMISSION EVENTS

Tours available by appointment

Peek into Kindergarten

November 6, 2024, 6:30 p.m.

Middle School Experience Panel

November 13, 2024, 6:30 p.m.

Open House

November 15, 2024, 8:30 a.m.

• Our expert educators create multisensory learning experiences that nurture your child’s academic, social, and emotional skills.

• We provide an intellectually energizing, joyous education based on the Jewish tradition of loving learning.

• We offer our pluralistic Jewish education to all families who share our learning philosophy.

Kindergarten – Grade 5

510 N 49th Street

Seattle WA 98103

206-522-0350

kapkaschool.org

NWAIS CANDIDATE MEMBER

Academics, social emotional learning, and experience-based curriculum are intentionally layered together at KapKa, nurturing empowered and joyful learners. KapKa’s inclusive, projectbased environment highlights outdoor education, social responsibility, and the arts. Graduating 5th graders start middle school confident academically, and as advocates for themselves and their peers.

We keep class sizes small - a K-5 with approximately 70 students - and enjoy large spaces, which include a gymnasium as well as plenty of outdoor time in the acres of nearby parkland, especially at neighboring Woodland Park.

As a modern, cooperative K-5 school, we foster community, and have flexible ways for your family to enjoy and participate in the cooperative model. Come see what cooperative means for you.

All are welcome. Financial aid available.

OPEN HOUSE

January 25, 2025, 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Tours (10:30-11:45 a.m.)

11/6, 11/15, 11/20, 12/6, 1/10, 1/29, 2/5, 2/28

For more information: registrar@kapkaschool.org

• Small class-sizes (1:8 teacher-student ratio)

• Committed teachers, staff, and community - working together as creative problem-solvers

• All grades receive dedicated art, music, phys-ed, drama, and environmental ed class-time

• KapKa graduates are confident learners, and compassionate and engaged citizens of their community and world

Grades K-5

THIS IS LEARNING SET IN MOTION

At The Kineo School, a private K-5 community, kids thrive by being themselves. Our microschool provides a safe space for unlocking learning potential, forming connections, and preparing confidently for the future.

Our patient and engaged teachers work diligently to provide each student with tailored support not typically available in traditional school settings. Our literacy teachers use a specialized curriculum to support student success, and our math specialist tailors individualized learning goals for each student. Common Core Standards are used as a guidepost to inform dynamic curriculum development.

The Kineo School prioritizes child-focused, responsive learning. Our project-based approach cultivates critical thinking, teamwork, creativity, and real-world problem-solving skills across ability levels. Kineo kids blossom socially, emotionally and academically.

• Small school by choice

• Individualized education based on strengths and challenges

• Project based learning and purposeful play

Please visit kineoschool.org for open house information and to book a tour.

• Multi-age cohorts with focus on social-emotional learning

• Welcoming community

• Kineo kids make friends, have fun and prepare for bright futures

Ages 3 – 11

2812 116th Ave. N.E.

Bellevue, WA 98004

425-827-8708

thelittleschool.org

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

At The Little School, we amplify student curiosity, build community, and nurture inquiry through authentic learning experiences and engaging project-based activities using our blended indoor/ outdoor program.

Our 12.5-acre wooded campus and innovative classroom buildings provide a compelling learning setting for our students to ask insightful questions and deepen their understanding of stewardship and justice within a joyful community.

As a leader in progressive education for over 60 years, we encourage you to find out more about how we use our small classes and responsive curriculum to help children thrive at The Little School.

The little School offers a series of virtual and in-person admissions tours and events throughout the fall, including our Open House on Tuesday, January 14. See thelittleschool.org/admissions for dates and topics.

• Cultivating curiosity through project-based activities

• Blended indoor/Outdoor Experiential Learning

• 12.5-acre Campus for Exploration and Joy

• Diverse student body with 26 home languages spoken

• Morning and Afternoon Childcare

• Low Student-to-Teacher Ratio

• Preschool-Fifth Grade Program

• Our beginning program emphasizes play, the essential tool of learning and growing.

• Our approach to the elementary grades puts basic skills within a meaningful context of intellectual depth and breadth supported by out-in-the-field explorations.

• The arts and sciences are an integral part of all we do.

• A value is placed on the outdoors throughout the seasons and grades. Weekly tours October-January, reserve through our website

The Northwest School is an independent day and boarding school in Capitol Hill’s Pike/Pine neighborhood. Our interdisciplinary liberal arts program includes an expansive study of humanities, the arts, world languages, mathematics, and natural sciences. Through this program of study, students develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence to embrace the expectations of college and beyond.

Grades PreK – 5 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.

The Meridian School is an independent elementary school in Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood serving PreK-5th Grades. Our commitment to academic excellence ensures that all students are engaged with challenging and enriching content that stimulates their intellectual curiosity and growth. By fostering global competency, we equip students with the skills and perspectives necessary to navigate and contribute to an interconnected world through integrated specialist classes, field trips, and projectbased learning opportunities. At Meridian, every student experiences comprehensive development and a truly exceptional education.

Weekly Tours October-January

MERIDIAN INFORMATION SESSIONS October 29, 2024 January 8, 2025 Contact us at: admissions@meridianschool.edu

Grades 6 – 8

2020 22nd Ave. S.E. Olympia, WA 98501 360-491-7097 admissions@novaschool.org

novaschool.org

With our core values of connection, commitment, intention, and joy, NOVA Middle School invests in your child’s potential and individuality.

Located in Olympia, NOVA is the only full-time middle school for highly capable students in the South Puget Sound. More than just an accelerated curriculum, our intentionally designed program offers an unparalleled education and a lifelong advantage for your child. Your child will develop their leadership skills and their confidence at the same time that they are honing their social-emotional skills and deepening their sense of self.

If you think your child would benefit from a school that recognizes students as individuals during the critical middle school years, then visit us at novaschool.org and discover the NOVA difference.

OPEN HOUSES

October 23, 10 a.m. (virtual)

December 4, 10 a.m. (virtual)

January 12, 1 p.m. (in-person)

January 30, 7 p.m. (in-person)

Option to call for an individual tour

• Purposefully small, intentionally designed

• Safe, supportive environment

• Academically challenging

• Cultivating social and emotional health

• Honoring student individuality and diversity

Kindergarten – Grade 8 6128

For nearly forty years, Open Window School has championed the education of gifted students (K-8) on the Eastside.

Why Open Window School?

Real-world projects matter here. From designing toys for a buddy in our tech lab to launching rockets into space, our students engage in impactful learning.

We foster curiosity through deep dives into passions, from studying animal habitats to programming drones and exploring photography.

Our curriculum supports the unique emotional needs of gifted students, fostering resilience and strong peer relationships through cooperative learning and challenging experiences.

It’s cool to be smart at Open Window. We celebrate intellectual curiosity and mutual respect, creating an environment where students can be their full authentic selves.

Our caring teachers create authentic, passion-driven learning experiences.

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NWAIS SUBSCRIBER SCHOOL

Inspiring students of all identities to be collaborative in pursuit of deeper learning and intersectional social justice. Founded in 1994, Puget Sound Community School (PSCS) is a small, private, middle and high school located in the Chinatown-International District of Seattle. PSCS is committed to centering intentionally excluded perspectives in curriculum and programming. With Critical Race Theory, intersectionality, and collaboration framing our approach, communitycentered education also prioritizes the lived experience of our global majority students and staff, while offering young people opportunities to take increasing responsibility for your own education.

At PSCS, we believe that by fostering curiosity, offering opportunities for young people to lead (and opportunities to understand there are many forms of leadership), while continuously addressing systemic racism and misogyny, we will all be more empowered to move bravely through an uncertain world and toward our shared liberation.

• Engaged & empowered students and staff

• Collaborative academics & leadership

OPEN HOUSE

Sunday, November 3, 2024, 1-3 p.m.

Weekly Tours starting October 1, 2024

• Committed to informing lifelong pursuit of justice

Preschool – High School 5521 E. Warm Springs Ave. Boise, ID 83716

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

riverstoneschool.org

Riverstone International School is a coeducational, private, independent school offering day and boarding programs. Located in Boise, Idaho, the school fosters strong student-teacher connections and specializes in the International Baccalaureate programs. With 400 students from preschool through high school, the community includes representation from 40+ countries.

Internationally-recognized academics and opportunities to explore through service, leadership, and the outdoors provides a unique learning experience. Concierge college counseling and athletic, musical, and academic extracurricular activities are offered.

Riverstone’s boutique boarding program, with a maximum of 32 students, provides a homelike environment in our recently-built dorm in downtown Boise. This year, students from around the U.S. and 11 countries worldwide will attend Riverstone’s boarding program.

Small classes, personal attention, excellent faculty, outstanding college placement, and outdoor education are hallmarks of a Riverstone education.

Tours weekly, call for a tour anytime.

OPEN HOUSES

Elementary 9 a.m.

• Middle/High 1 p.m.

November 5, 2024

January 7, 2025, February 4, 2025

March 4, 2025, April 8, 2025

• Private independent day/boarding school

• International Baccalaureate® Continuum School

• Preschool through high school

• Small classes

• Boutique boarding program

• Outdoor education

• Excellent college placement

• International school community

Seattle Academy (SAAS) is a vibrant, innovative and energetic independent school serving students 6th through 12th grade in an urban Capitol Hill campus in Seattle. Our dynamic educational approach of teaching students “how to think” but not “what to think” is delivered through programmatic pillars of Academics, Arts, Athletics, Outdoor & Travel, and Service.

SAAS combines a demanding curriculum with performing and visual arts, cuttingedge technology, and championship sports teams. We offer programs and activities that allow every student the opportunity to challenge themselves in new ways. Central to a SAAS education is our Culture of Performance where students demonstrate what they’ve learned in ways that go beyond the classroom. Mathematicians are poets; athletes are singers; scientists are debaters, and everyone takes educated risks.

OPEN HOUSE EVENTS FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL & UPPER SCHOOL

October 26 and November 16

Please check our website at seattleacademy.org for additional Open House information

• We establish healthy relationships and we nurture a mutual respect for each individual’s strengths, challenges, and unique story Grades 6 – 12

At SAAS:

• We value curiosity and innovation, participation and excellence, and exploration and resolve

• We believe that an inclusive community embraces cultural agility, civic action, and a broad definition of human potential

At Seattle Country Day School, we know gifted children can be intense, verbal, and imaginative. They can have wildly different interests, from reading, to coding, to tinkering. And they can be found in every community.

At SCDS, your child will find a warm, welcoming classroom, one based around the concept of inquiry: a method where teachers encourage students to explore, ask questions, experiment, and create. In addition, our social-emotional learning program — which incorporates diversity, equity, and inclusion — helps students explore their identities and values while building empathy and understanding. Together, these offerings bring out the best in our students, stoke their passion for learning, and help them develop critical-thinking skills that last a lifetime.

Entry Points: Grades K, 1, and 6. Applications accepted at all grade levels.

Interested? Please reach out. We look forward to meeting you!

Seattle Jewish Community School (SJCS) offers a welcoming community that celebrates pluralism and nurtures every child’s curiosity, confidence, and kindness. Rooted in Jewish values, spiritual insights, and intellectual habits of mind, our school blends timeless wisdom with contemporary approaches to learning. Join us in fostering your child’s love of learning, sense of belonging, and readiness to make a positive difference in the world.

Preschool – Grade 8

NE Seattle (Meadowbrook and Green Lake) 206-524-5320

seattlewaldorf.org

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

At Seattle Waldorf School students receive a holistic education that allows them to shine and grow as individuals. We are an educational community that meets not just the intellectual needs of each student, but also their social-emotional and spiritual development, preparing them to adapt and succeed in an ever changing world. Through an integrated curriculum, with an emphasis on experiential education and interdisciplinary work, students learn to think critically and creatively about the world around them, approach problem solving collaboratively, and embark on a joyful journey of lifelong learning. Located on two campuses, within easy reach of urban forests and waterways, our students experience their education in the classroom and beyond. Come visit us to learn more.

OPEN HOUSES AND INFO SESSIONS

Preschool and Kindergarten Open House

October 19, 9:30-11 a.m.

Grades 1 - 8 Open House

October 19, 12-1:30 p.m.

Virtual Info Sessions

October 2, November 13, 4-5 p.m.

Middle School Info Night

December 4, 6-7:30 p.m.

Tours weekly. Sign up in Ravenna. Visit seattlewaldorf.org/visitsws for more information.

At Seattle Waldorf School, we believe:

• Each child is a unique learner

• Outdoor experiential education is important for all ages

• Social-emotional learning is part of the academic journey

• Relationships and collaboration are essential to healthy development

• Creating a strong community means prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion

Preschool – Grade 8

6515 196th St. S.W. Lynnwood, WA 98036 425-778-8572 NWAIS

soundview.org

Every child deserves a school that is ethical, rigorous, and compassionate.

Soundview welcomes students of any race, color, national origin, or ethnic origin. Soundview does not discriminate on the basis of sex, gender, age, religion, handicap, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

This is what Soundview School provides.

Today, Soundview School has exactly one priority: the safety of Soundview students. In addition to our bricksand-mortar campus, Soundview offers a fully personalized online experience. Soundview families have choices.

Please reach out. Our head of school, Chris Watson, can be reached at cwatson@soundview.org or 425-778-8572.

The Soundview experience is grounded in five core beliefs:

TOURS

Private tours are available daily Monday through Friday. Tours online as well as on campus.

Kindergarten – Grade 5 914 Virginia St. Seattle, WA 98101 206-621-9211

Spruce Street School is a K-5 independent school in downtown Seattle where every student is known, valued, and respected.

Students develop the skills and attitudes to be contributing citizens and inclusive leaders through active engagement in both their school community and the broader community.

We value:

• Community

• Continuous Growth

• Equity and Inclusion

• Joy

Experience the Spruce Street School difference and attend a school tour or open house.

OPEN HOUSES

December 7, 2024 and January 11, 2025 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Weekly tours available starting in October. Register online or call for more information.

Core Practices:

• Civic engagement

• Community connected classrooms

• Differentiated integrated instruction

• Intentionality

• Learning through the arts

• Multi-age classes

• Social emotional learning

Preschool – Grade 8

8300 N.E. 12th St. Medina, WA 98039 425-454-5880

It’s rigorous (of course). Subjects are integrated (as in life). And it’s really fun.

We hear it often: St. Thomas School students stand out. They are distinguished by an uncommon maturity, a sense of responsibility, and self-discipline. Daily lessons on core virtues provide the foundation; daily opportunities to lead and collaborate let them turn their learning into action. Long after they leave our campus, our students are distinguished as much by the quality of their character as by the quality of their intellect.

For nearly 75 years and 11,000 daily chapels we have collected our community’s children and taught them what it means to be global citizens. And we continue to serve families that believe leadership, character, and community are essential components of their child’s education.

November 7, 2024 and January 11, 2025

Tours Weekly

Preschool - Grade 5

5062 9th Ave. N.E. Seattle, WA 98105

206-547-UCDS (8237)

ucds.org

University Child Development School designs a culture of inquiry essential to meaningful learning. We cultivate reflective, collaborative, skillful thinkers who ignite positive change in their communities. We engage diverse perspectives in an ongoing effort to shape and share our innovative education model.

Experience the power of holistic education at UCDS, where our dedicated teachers passionately design the curriculum, integrating rigorous academics, a strong focus on Social & Emotional Development, and our innovative thematic approach. Our specialized classes in Science, Design & Tech, Art, Music, Spanish, Library, and P.E. offer a comprehensive educational experience that empowers each student to thrive.

• Small class sizes (9:1 Ratio)

• Individualized instruction

• Multi-age classrooms

• Rigorous curriculum for academic excellence

• Social & Emotional Development

VISIT US ONLINE

Register for a tour ucds.org/admission-process

• Engaged & committed to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging

• Extended day programming & afterschool club offerings

• Tuition assistance available

University Cooperative School is an independent elementary school in NE Seattle. Since 1975, we have celebrated childhood – that wonderfully rambunctious journey of a lifetime.

Our school is a vibrant community where discovery, epic experiences, wonder, and the joy of learning flourish. We encourage children to take educational risks and challenge them to forge their own paths. We go beyond helping children excel academically, we prepare them to embrace life’s many adventures.

We inspire Pre-K—5th grade students through a dynamic curriculum that is inquiry-based, nature-enhanced, artsinfused, and community-centered. Our unique pedagogy emphasizes intellectual curiosity, creativity, adventure, and connection. Our students grow in confidence and compassion by building connections to themselves, others, and the natural world.

HOUSE December 7, 2024 Visit ucoopschool.org for tour dates

Grades 6 — 12

8000 25th Ave. N.E. Seattle, WA 98115 206-525-2714

UPrep is a 6–12 school in the Wedgwood neighborhood of northeast Seattle where extraordinary faculty and staff are devoted to each student’s potential. Students learn that when they are asked to explore everything, they discover they can achieve anything.

UPrep is committed to developing each student’s potential to become an intellectually courageous, socially responsible citizen of the world. Students graduate UPrep prepared for college and life.

UPrep’s challenging academic program in an inclusive environment encourages students to grow confident. Surrounded by a diverse community of faculty, coaches, mentors, and friends on a campus intentionally designed for close connections, promising students find their voice, their passions, and their purpose during a shared journey of joyful self-discovery. At UPrep, students learn to lead a life of learning.

OPEN HOUSES

Middle School

Saturday, October 26, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Saturday, November 16, 2-4 p.m.

High School

Saturday, October 26, 2-4 p.m.

Saturday, November 16, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

For information, please visit us online: universityprep.org

“We have three very different kids at the school. We appreciate the way UPrep reaches a range of learners and inspires them as individuals.”

— UPrep parent

Preschool – Grade 8

5001 N.E. 50th St. Seattle, WA 98105 206-527-9388

NWAIS ACCREDITED MEMBER

Be Known. Be Challenged. Belong.

The Villa Difference: Villa is the only independent school in the city of Seattle nurturing the holistic development of children: mind, body, and spirit. Dedicated to inquiry-driven, studentcentered academic excellence, Villa simultaneously tends to whole child growth and integrated health, informed by clear and compelling research indicating the powerful influence of nature, spirituality, and social-emotional intelligence on academic thriving. Our empowered students become stewards of their lives, caretakers of their mental and social wellbeing, and guardians of the environment. Villa firmly stands in commitment to the transformative power of our Cabrinian tradition of “education of the heart.

OPEN HOUSES

October 19, 2024

November 17, 2024

• Challenging, inquiry-based learning

• Pairs student-centered academic excellence and whole child wellness with our values of growth, justice, and student agency

• 31-acre lakefront campus

• Robust extended day program

• An intentionally diverse and inclusive independent school community

8 - 12

Discover Wasatch Academy, a premier independent liberal arts boarding school nestled in the heart of Utah since 1875. Serving grades 8 through 12 and post-graduates, we welcome students from nearly 20 countries and 21 states, fostering a diverse and inclusive community.

Our 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio allows for personalized academic attention. Learning coaches are available to help students develop effective study habits and selfadvocacy skills, ensuring each student reaches their full academic potential.

With a rich blend of academic, residential life, and outdoor programs, students find their passions and purpose in Wasatch Academy’s supportive environment. Learn more at wasatchacademy.org.

Please call for a tour.

inside and outside the classroom at

Bothell Campus (Toddler-High School) 19102 North Creek Parkway Bothell, WA 98011

Woodinville Campus (Early Childhood) 13965 NE 166th St Woodinville, WA 98072 425-482-3184

woodinvillemontessori.org

Established in 1983, Woodinville Montessori School is a nonprofit independent school that provides an authentic Montessori education that recognizes and respects every student.

Our programs for Toddler, Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle and High School are firmly rooted in the Montessori Method. WMS intentionally creates beautiful spaces for optimal learning at all program levels. Our highly trained faculty build collaborative and supportive relationships with students. In addition to strong academics, we offer enrichment and extracurricular opportunities such as field trips, world language, music and art instruction, innovative physical education, electives and athletics that enhance the learning experience.

OPEN HOUSES

High School Preview Night at Bothell Campus

Thursday, October 17, 2024, 6-7:30 p.m.

Open House at each campus Saturday, November 2, 2024, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Please direct any questions to admissions@woodinvillemontessori.org or 425-482-3184.

• Montessori-certified teachers

• Low student-teacher ratios where students are known

• Development of strong personal values & social emotional skills

• A place where students develop strong academic skills, community awareness & social responsibility

• Curriculum designed for collegebound students with Honors options

• Personalized college counseling services

Grades 4 – 12

9655 S.E. 36th St., Suite # 103 Mercer Island, WA 98040 206-236-1095

Yellow Wood Academy provides each child with the tools and encouragement to pursue their unique journey. We specialize in one to one education. Through a 360-degree lens, we craft personalized educational programs for every student. We meld our core curriculum with community engagement, arts, engineering, and language studies, ensuring that your child will do more than learn—they’ll thrive.

In the more than 30 years since our founding, we have helped thousands of students become confident, intellectually curious young people forging their own paths. Our experienced, professional teaching staff is dedicated to crafting education for our students and building a highly engaged community of learners.

Our collaborative, accessible learning environment engages students, embraces their potential, and prepares them for their future.

• 4th-12th grade school on Mercer Island, WA

• 1:1 (one student and one teacher) and Small Group

• Rolling admissions

Now enrolling for our new location in Bellevue for Fall 2025. Please reach out by phone or email: info@yellowwoodacademy.org

• Clubs, homerooms, semi-structured lunch activities, and monthly all-school events foster friendships and help our students find their people

• Serving students with individual needs in core classes, foreign language, music, STEAM, and PE

• We have rolling admissions - apply anytime!

Let’s face it — parenting is tough, especially without a manual to guide you through every twist and turn. That’s where ParentEd Talks come in. ParentMap is excited to offer a transformative series of parent education webinars, designed to provide the guidance you need to support your child’s development.

Participate in the live Q&A or access the event recordings anytime.

12 virtual speakers to guide your journey Register for the entire series for just $50 or individual talks for $10 each: ParentMap.com/talks

Series host Laura Kastner, Ph.D.

Kastner will lead each speaker through a live audience Q&A, addressing your most challenging parenting questions.

The Anxious Generation: Essential Strategies for Rewiring Childhood

Jonathan Haidt, American social psychologist and author of “The Anxious Generation” Oct. 15, 2024 | noon–1 p.m.

Good Kids, Bad Therapy: Better Approaches to Mental Health Help

Abigail Shrier, author of “Bad Therapy: Why The Kids Aren’t Growing Up” Oct. 29, 2024 | noon–1 p.m.

Level Up: Winning Strategies for Parents of Gamers

Dr. Alok Kanojia, cofounder of Healthy Gamer, author of “How to Raise a Healthy Gamer” Nov. 7, 2024 | noon–1 p.m.

Raising Digital Natives: Solutions for Healthy Screen Time Habits

Delaney Ruston, documentary filmmaker, author and physician Nov. 19, 2024 | 7–8 p.m.

Navigating Neurodiversity: Strength-Based Support for ADHD Kids

Dr. Edward (Ned) Hallowell, renowned ADHD expert, psychiatrist and New York Times best-selling author Jan. 16, 2025 | noon–1 p.m.

The Lost Art of Civility: Raising Respectful Kids Robert B. Brooks and Sam Goldstein, coauthors of “Tenacity in Children” and “The Power of Resilience” Feb. 25, 2025 | noon–1 p.m.

Harmony at Home: Successfully Navigating Parent-Child Differences

Dr. Ann-Louise T. Lockhart, pediatric psychologist and parent coach March 20, 2025 | noon–1 p.m.

Let Go and Let Grow: Raising Confident, Independent Children

Lenore Skenazy, author of “Free Range Kids” May 6, 2025 | noon–1 p.m.

Nurturing Resilience: Essential Coping Skills for Kids

Janine Halloran, licensed mental health counselor and founder of Coping Skills for Kids

June 5, 2025 | noon–1 p.m.

PS/PK: $21,300 K-4: $24,200 5-8: $26,800

About NWAIS Schools

THE RIGHT PLACE FOR YOUR CHILD

Students of color represent 40% of total enrollment

20.4% of students receive some financial assistance

$18,974 median financial aid grant

Whatever diversity your family brings, you will be welcomed at any NWAIS school.

With different missions, educational philosophies and cultures, the 107 independent schools in the Northwest Association of Independent Schools (NWAIS) provide a range of educational options.

While unique from each other, our accredited schools are similar in important ways. NWAIS schools:

• Nurture a safe environment for students to learn.

• Encourage hard work, leadership, personal responsibility, and good citizenship.

• Maintain small class sizes allowing teachers to devote their full attention to the intellectual, physical, social, and emotional needs of each student.

• Hire high quality and accessible people who combine top teaching skills, a passion for their subject areas, and a love of young people.

• Provide financial aid grants based on family need.

• Commit to diversity, equity and belonging.

For more information on the array of independent schools, please visit us online at NWAIS.org or contact any of our member schools. We invite you attend one of their scheduled open houses or arrange for a school tour. You will be glad you did!

What does the NWAIS accreditation process mean for you?

QUALITY • ACCOUNTABILITY • DEPENDABILITY

NWAIS standards help schools develop their strengths to provide the best educational experiences for their students.

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